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For Rcnt-Eincst Located store In
Washington,

recently occupied by Woodward K l.o,hrop,
Boston Dry Goods House, No. OIL Pennsyl-
vania avenue northwest. This is rare oP-
poftunity to sccuro good business location.
For further particulars, inquire OF
j. Mel. DODsON,
200 ID street northwest,
National Bank Of Republic Building.
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WASHINGTON CRITIC
CITY SPECIALS.
n VIII Take sixty bays

more to close out the sale OF damaged dry
goods by fire and water, at Jacob y.
YoungH store, 736 Seventh street north
west. Immense crowds Of customers throng
The store daily and are procuring unheard
Of bargains.
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For Easter.

Spring lamb, green peas, string beans,
fresh cucunbefs, Strawberries, asparagus
and tomatoes, at the New York Market,
corner 81 Third street and Indiana avenue
northwest. Choice beef specially Tcc-
phone, S9l .. ENNERr & lloovEH.
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Cnp,,u, st.nni.nun,ry

Established in 1870, No. 5l2 Eighth street
northwest, opposite L. $. General postoillce.
Goods called for and returned. Fine work
at short notice. Collars and cuffs a spe-
cialty. Telephone call 23O-3. SchaaG &
Chace, proprietors.
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Edward McCormicI,,s Will,

The will of Edward Mccormick has been
filed. lie leaves to his daughter Annie, 800;
his daughter Catherine, 500 and his son
Edward, $500; Thomas O'Brlen, executor aud
guardian to children.
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"AIderney Dairy wngousr r

Fresh Aldo,ney butter, churned every
morning and delivered in ! lb "Warih
prints, 45c. per ID. Also cottage cheese,
buttermilk and sweet milk, &c. per at.
Cream. l5c. per pt.
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One Hundred Extra statesmen

Wanted to sell the damaged goods by fire
at J. l.. Young's dry goods store, T3G Sew.
cnth street northwest, Now Ia your chance
TO buy goods slightly soied by fire and
water at your own price during the Under
writer's sale Of damaged dry goods.
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Don't Take IN Your Carpets
The Cnp,,n, Photo Art Gallery,

Columbia Carpet and Plush Renovatlng
Company, d32 Eleventh street northwest.
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lust Received.

fifty dozen Gents Linen Cufrs, formerly
sold at 20 cents will close out at 20 cents
per pair; three pairs for so cents. Brooke e
Rowland, O2O Pennsylvania avenue, south
side,
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d25 Seventh street northwest, is Omen for
business. They guarantee first class work
at popular prices.
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. Delicate diseases OF either
sex, however induced, speedily and perma-
nently cured. Book OF particulars 10 cents
in stamps. Address Worlds Dlspensary
Medical Association, 065 Main street, Buff
fal0, n. \.
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90 to kcniield. 1905 r vt. N. w.
for Waltham and Elgin watches.
street ana Garden Hose. Reel

Btfcct nnd Gnrdcn Hose, RccIs. Dc.
The Goodyear Rubber Company, 800 9th
street northwest, near Pennsylvania ave
nue., are prepared TO supply garden aud
yourself early and get the use OF 1t during
the entire sammcr.
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n New and Complete Livery Estab
lIshmeut.

Messrs. Thomas Ruskell & Co. having
leased the well-known stables 1854 G stree,
northwest from Mr.. James Humphrey
would respectfully invite the public to cal
and inspect the same. Light vehicles Of
every description hired at moderate rates
Boarding horses one OF its speclaltles.
The Washington critic., 1887-04-21
Our Err.lnu HOY,
II fccn bimy

A. u. FINsEY, manufacturer and di.'
lenscf oi fine pharmaceutical preparations
corner Seventh and streets nOrthwest.
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PIEDMONT AIR LINE,

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MARCH I3, 1887.
$3.50 a. m. East Tennessee mail daily for War
enG YnshorS Sna SharI9tlesy
dria and Lynchbnrg, Bristol, Knoxville.
kome, Calera, Montgomery and New
Orleans. Pullman Sleeper Washington to
li:20 a, IN. Fast mail daily for Warrcntou,
charlottesville, Gordonsyllle, stations
Chesapeake and Ohio route, Lynchburg,
tween Lynchburg and Danylle, Green's
boro, Raleigh, Charlotte, Atlanta, Blrm-
ingham, Montgomery, New orleans, Texas
and California. Pullman sleeper New
York to Atlanta, in connection with Pull.
man sleopcrs Atlanta to New Orleans, and
Mann boudolr sleepcrs for Birmingham,
NXleksburs and Shreveport. Solid trains
1886 y. m. daily, except Sunday, for Manassas,
StrasbuIg and intermediate stations.
$3.50 p. IN; Western express daily for Warren
vile, Cincinnati and line of Chesapeake
and Ohio route. Pullman Sleepers and
solid trains Washington to Louisville; also
Memphis, littc Rock and all Southwest.
Ctn points Through Pullman slcepcrs
Washington to Little Rock without
change.
lip. m. Southern express iaily for Lynchburg,
pany lille, kaleigh, athevillo, Charlotte, Co.
lumbia, Aiken, Augusta Atlanta, Mont
pomery, New Orleans, Texas and California
Pullman slceper1 Washington to Mont
gomery, connecting with Pullman parlor
cars Montgomery To New orleans. Pull
man Sleercrs Washington toAiken with
out change.
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO
DIVISION
Leave Washington D:l! II. M daily, except
Round lIiil 1881 u, m, and 7iiO y, M; return
ing, leave Round ilill 005 Il. IN. daily and
iSO p. m. daily, except sunday, arriving
Washlneion $3.50 a. m and i'A5 p, IN.
Through trains from the South via Char
luttc, runyillu and Lynuhhurg arrive In Wash
ton $40 a. m. and S:23 y, M; via East Ton
nCssCC, Bristol and Lynchburg AT leDi y. m.
and g:iOp m; via Chesapeake and ohio route
and Charlottesville, $50 T.. m. strusburg
local oai5 a. M.
Tickets, slceping.car reservation and In
formation furnished and baggage checked at
Office, GDi PENNSYLVANIA avenue, and ut Pas
senger station, Ponnsylyunla Il r., sixth aud
Is streets. JAS, l.. TAYLOR,
General Passenger Agent.
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CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

The ladies Of Ascension Church viii
lCld fair at Willard Hall on Thursday aud
Friday evenings for the benoll. OF the
Church. There will he music an a drll
on each evening
James NJ johnson will erect an 1000
residence at lG2S Il street. II will he three
stories high, with frontage OF 2!l feet and
depth Of - feet. Tho front will be oi
pressed brick and stone trimmings.
-Uriah G.. Allen was indicted here some
time ego on charge OF attempting to btibr
j. X. Rogers, first assistant examiner 10
the Patent Oncc. The District Attorney
has been notified Of his arrest in New York.
The Carlln Springs property, near Falls
Church, Va, has been sold TO General Bur
dctto and MIR. W.,W. Curtis for 5000
There are 1875 acres which will he suhll.
vided and sold In lots. A hotel will also be
erected.
$. e. Brent has entered suit for Mr.
Frank Hume, one Of the stockholders, Ia
wind up the affairs Of the Alexandria Canal
Company, tOpay OIL debts due n said com
pany and to distribute any remaining fund.-
among the stockholders.
All the committees for the observance
Of Memorial Day have been appointed
and are actively engaged in their work,
May q has been set apart for the dedication
Of the new Grand Army Hall. Tue com
mittee IA !. G Il. Burger, chairman; Newton
Ferree, treasurer; John r. Church and j.
W. Butcher.
The Maryland Democratic Club held
their first meeting In the Elks' Hall last
night. There was good attendance, and
the president, Mr.. G. G. Lancaster, delivered
stirring speech. Among other things he
advised every member to write political ar
ticles to the various local paper, through.
out The state.
st. ios,pl's Church fair closed last
night, aud The National Rifles Hall was
packed to Overlooking. business was very
brisk in voting aud Railing The following
articles were voted for aud were won by the
persons named: Buggy, Pat Miloney, sos;
gold beaded cane, Mr. Collins, ,15jE i lady's
gold ring, Mics Hogan, 27l, meerschaum
pipe. Mr Clarke. 3Ol photograph Of Rev.
Father Walter, Mrs. Bnclily i29. II Is cs-
,imatcd that the sum OF $4,000 has been
realized by the fair.
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CNEsAPEAKE 4 OHIO ROUTE.

(SewpOrt News and Mississippi Valley COL
Union Depot, Sixth and II streets
IL A. M.--for Newport News, Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk. Daily except Sun
day. Arrive Norfolk 7 p. m.
l1:aO A. M,-For nil stations on Chesapeake
Il Ohio aud points West. sleeper from
Clifton Forge. Daily except sunday. =,
$50 Il. M.-Fast Western express daily.
ors to Louisville Pullman service to Gin,
cii natl, st. Louis Memphis and Now
Orleans.
Apply nj Chesapeake n Ohio hallway office,
5lS Pennsylvania avenue and D. N p. sta
tlon JOHN MUIR,
General Traffic Manager.
II. W. FULIEb,
General Passenger Agent.
FRANK TRiGG,
Gen'l N, IL. Pass. Agt.
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VISITING LARDs neatly engraved from
your plates at 10 cents per hundred. Ker-
wand, 1912 Pennsylvania avenue.
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.nnh siNics" iniim.tir-.

II slightly soilcl Wire Bustlcs.
Regular ricc......,',,..,,,.,..213
"Kcmnant' prlee............... lon
Alaska Down Bustlc, slightly damaged,
REGULAR IrCc...,..
"Remnant price,......,.,..'bHa
Common Sense Bustlo, slightly solled.
Reeds eau be taken ont and tile hustle
washCd
Regular price, .-.,'....,..".,,.Sl
"Rumnaut' priCc...... ......G!IGc
1 Common Sense Bustr, slightly soilci.
Reeds can be taken ont and the buslle washed
Regular price.
"lelunanth plice...,,...,...,.,I5C
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Grand Oprning.

Mr.. Frank W. IIeygs,er wishes to cali at.
ten,icn to the opening this evening OF his
new Liquor and Cigar Establishment, No.
2l3 Seventh street northwest, adjoining the
American House. A nice lunch will he
served throughout the evening. Friends
and the public cordially invited.
The Washington critic., 1887-04-21
W8'IIAIHayS Have 'Rennants'

1t is impossible to do busl-
ness without having Short
Lengths" Of piece goods,
"Odd Sizes" "Odd Lots
slightly soiled and damaged
goods.
Instead Of allowing them
to accumulate, we close
them out at a reduced price
before they become unde-
sirable. You can buy "Rem-
nants" from us any day of
the week, yet on Friday we
make a special effort to sell
all "remnants," they being
measured, tickcted and
marked at a reduction from
their former price. This
Friday (to-morrow), on ac-
count of the large volume
of trade during the past
week, we shall offer an un-
usually large number Of at
tractive "Remnant" bar
gains. We quote, in part,
as follows:
odd sizes" in Jackets.
Very attractive Jacket Of
fering this Friday. Whats
left Of some OF the best sell
ing lines. If your size is
here you get a bargain.
sLqdics Checked English Walking Jack.
cts, sizes 80 aud - in.
Regular icc.:........'.'."'Stm
"Kcmnant" price.."...,.....s2.i5
= Ladies' English Walking Jackets. plain
black and light iancT checks. sizes y and 80
Regular prices. ....s 80, 5000 and 81
"licmnhnt' price......'.......,.s5
Misses Checked English Walking Jack
Retlll1r prlcr. r.;'.'''''''''''''""s
"Remnnnt' pricc''".''''''"'''s
odd Lots of shawis.
Where we have only a
few of a kind, or il slightly
soiled or damaged, we lower
the price for Friday.
imeavy Cream Shetland Shawl, slightly
soiled. $40.
| Regular price. .......,.....",st0
| "Ncmnantn pricc,....... ...s $500
7All,wool Cashmere shawls, light blue and
| pink; slightly faded from window display.
Remnant" prlc lcc.......".si siOo
| ashetland Points, navy blue and garnet;
slightly imperfect. 49,.
Regular price. .........,,.,...Sl.b)
| Remnant" price.
"Odd Sizes in suits ana Wrappers.
| eLadies' Wrappers, made from STRIPED Jer.
| sey Flannel; sizes, 30 and iO
| Regular pricc........ .','.''.,sSWD
| "Remnant" rrice.'.'.'.. '...so.W
3 Ladies' All-wool Fancy Plaid Suits, styl-
ishly made and pericct'iitting; sizes, 81
| and 49,
| Regular price. 1000. .".."Sl501
| "Remnant' price.
Ladies' Brown Atwood Cloth Suit. A
wcll.mado,. stylish suit; size, 3S.
| Regular price. ..,..'.,',,... 'Sli,N
"Remnant" price ..........Sl3,0
CThird foor.)
"Odi sizes" In Wraps.
Where we have only one
or two garments left of a
line we place them on sale
Friday at reduced or "Rem.
nant" prices. This Friday
we offer;
| . Back SILK Short Wrap sleeves of Beaded
| Gronndiuc, trimmed around the bottom will
| lace lined with silk, sizes - and - only.
| Regular Price. .........s..',,...'sS!O
| "Rcmnunt' pricc...............Sl5
elegant Slack Short wrap, elaborated!
/ icttcd, size 3S in.
Regular ptlcc.....'. .ss.... ... SUI
| "Rumnant' price. ..........,SlS
A tIlird lluorl.
"Odd styles" iu Hn~t,c-.
| 10 slightly soilcd Wire Iiustlcs.
| ItpulIIur lTlyp lyp,,,,....,.....,.,..sl
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81 il the rt,s'

Ask for It. schlitzs' MiiV t1kee Lagt
Beer. For sale by all leading II uses.
Cheapest Place in the city
70 buy watches -keniell,s, l9Ol Z st. u. v
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A NOVEL change act at Kernan's, intro
dpciDg seven lovely maidens; cheap prices.
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FonTY lyric stars at Kernan's, including
Louise Dempsey; rich burcsque.
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10000 Rolls New Styles wall ra-

MosoGgAMs and address dies stamped In
colors at low figures. Rervand's, l0l2
Pennsylvania avenue.
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HAAS, Commencement Engraver.
Our Frrand Boy.

LITHOGRAPH CHECK Books made 70 order.
Handsome designs. KeDand, 1912 Penn
sylvania avenue.
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"Odd Sizes in Jerseys.

"Odd Sizes" In Jerseys.
We have taken from
stock a miscellaneous lot
(about a2) Of Black All
Wool Jerseys, ends Of best
selling lines which have be-
come broken in sizes. Ex-
cellent shapes and perfect
fitting. Sizes 81, 3S and 40
in.
Regular price. .si.;5, 81 and $3.50
1''"'"H' crREMd RflSG' noorj n,;;r.jj''''''''' %
odd s'izesr in Gloves.
II we have not the full
complement of sizes in a line
of gloves, that line is an
"odd" one, and the remain
ing sizes are placed on sale
Friday at a reduced or
"Remnant' price.
7 Pair Ladies' 6-Button
Chamois Mousquetair c
Gloves, Tan Shades, sizes
II and IL.
Regular pliccu"......,,,,.....s
'E,unnut' proc,,....,..",.75c
2 Pair Ladies' o-Button
Black Mousquetaire peri
not Suede Gloves, sizes
81 and on.
l'cs@,ar .,,,,.l,,,, ~, gi' ,i.s ...si9}
9 Pair Ladies' 6-Button
Tan English Walking
Gloves, embroidered backs,
sizes 5H and 5}4
iiGs,nS i,5maaHs ''' orcs ,.., 900" "...si'5 si'Si
+ Pairs Ladies' S-Burron
Mousquetaire Real Kid
Gloves, in colors, sizes 81
only.
Regular price ...,,...,.,,..,,S.2
"RrmuHnt' price. $3.50, 'r..,sl.D
"RcmnuLts" In each and every department.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
Corner 1lth and Il Streets N. w.
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Children'S Hats.
Millinery Trimmings

Ribbons Flowers Feathers vclvets Gauzes Silks Millinery
Parasos, Umbrellas, Thread
Gloves n special reductions until further notice.
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PALACE,
814 Seventh st.

Wcinvite attention Chlrsns Ladies'
Jackets $5 $685. SO aud 50 25; also Wis
s6 S. $s S1O sic and i ust onehi til former value
Close alance OF stock.
The Washington critic., 1887-04-21
uNTRININIED HATS.

IA boxcs--largc size
"Tctlow's Lily White"
face powder. Scents box.
Regular-l5 cents. Reason
for cut. To advertise.
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Tribute Of Respect Of Elan Baptist
Church.

Died. ut his residence nrnf hu~hhlh-
vile. Miss July I, 1880 tE"it"L W
RicuAEpa. pgcd ~ yutfe.
whereas, sc are filed With sorrow
nj tltis~liapru.nti'u Of Providence ~
tho lnsa OF our ueioycd brother hhh
whilc we bow ~ humble submission I"
IIia divine viii. hc u
Resolved. Tint wr otter our heart
felt tribute 10 biz memory. Ih"-r wa"
knew him wril only apeak his t%raiseH
II he Ind some ianIls. "a 1ll men hi'f'
he good christian qualities onihhm'
btrcd them 80 ttr that they wgrc th-
noticed.
10 ms h]crraycd fmily wo tender
our hrtftfcli sympathy Their l"'+ y
he,opd measure. Lur we know tlal his
gentle spirit now rests N the phradi''
nj God. II they ghnll follow his ex'
annie. thew shall meet R2nin. am ~
the rcaltti5s Of eternity shall the nus
bnnd md flthcr and other loved ones
dwell will, Won where there VIII no nc
sorrow nor IL my.
Resolved. Thst n copy OF these reg
oln,,ons be sent 10 the hcrchvrd ih'n''
y and to the Macon BEAcoN nn1 me
Southern Raptad record for puhIl''
linn i !. l%IrsCpMB,
j. 4 NIcIoLsoN,
T. &. RoSstE,
Aug. 81, 1887. COMMITTEE.
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bout go to het unIes' Won nave one
to so 10. =,
Don't sleep with II exc opeh~"h
hurts the Other eye.
Don't--strnin Your eyc' by r'ShnG
on an cnplv stomach. II Is oad hah-
il.
Dom. try 10 sit standing, or YOU
mav lind it difficult to stand sitting
Don't forge, to TAX" II drink OF pure
water before breakfast ; il is the cheap
TO, and best.
p,ut sleep in 4 d-ausht-aiways
try and secure u bed.
Don't lie on the lett side too much,
brt preyari"atc ne mucl, as possible
on the right; and above All things,
don't do without new Davis Vcriica'
Feed Sewing Machine. Don't bn'
n other until YOU have inl'y exam
inra this one. which ia to-day, M
doubted. the leading machine OF ,h'
United S,a,ca. No other machine
EQUALS II in adaptation to MI manne
of sowing required In every family
The late improvements IN cohnce'' 10
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Useful and Hurtful Medicines.

There IL q certain class of remedies
for constipation absolutely useless,
These are boluscs and poiions mnde in
great par, OF podophyliin, aioes, rhn'
barb, yambogc, and other worthless
ingredients. The damage they do to
the stouachs OF those who use them is
i%ncalcnlablc. They cvacnatc the how
ella, i, il true, hu, always do so violent
Is and ~protuscly, aud besides, grippe
tho bowels. Their effect is to weaken
both them aud the stomach. Better
! tar 10 use the agreeable and saln,nry
npcricnt, Hostettcr's Stomach Bitters
! the laxative effect of which IL never
accompanied by a c%onvnlsivr, violent
notion Of the bowels. On the contra
nv it invigoratcs those organs, the
stomach and The entire system. AS
means of curing and preventing mala
rial fevcrs. no medicine can comlpar,
with it, and i, remedies nervous dooil
itv, rheumatism, kidney and bladde
inactivity, and other Inorganic oil
n.Nls
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Tie forth coming .conoc!sslic work
oftte Rev. iguoilus DouHeily vii be
the ~fersati u efiEe ags HIS niicihpl
- uro,e tra' Bacon gqs the author o.!
-hskcsrc1r,'a pirys is by no me7n'
,tp peurile WORK many sul pose II 1"
he. bat the masr al mankind nrc I6'h
10 dotlroue an idol 40 long fixed On
tle rrlosial Of popular opinion, ana u
j. doubtful. however plausible Donnel'
.lt's theory mn. be, whether HE chpri
wilI be mora ilana p1#a5ng "oh1't'
Prot lh1a Davidson, ono Of the m9-t
gs,u,c scholar, aud critic has cXnm
mod the proof, at The l,ry Dopncllj q
residence, aud does not hcsilalc /"
saw they have shaken his bcliclh the
authorship Of The pltya known M
shakespcrrc's, and remarks thht hnu
they been puplihscd ANONYMOUSLY
they would have been unanimously
attributed 10 Bacon Mr.. bonhciiy
4p}s Shakespeare wac ~ Ill''eral'i
dlasipatcd character, md utterly III
capable OF writing tho plays A''rlo"''
I'd to him, but this must be thk'h
cum graHo suits "Itafe old Ben o
.ou' who was n friend aud cotomporA'
rs Of shakespeare, and only second to
him ~ n hrama,ist, in hip we'l'kno"n
lines on the poet, must have thought
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aside his estimate OF Shakespeare
character IN tina, respect.
Tho Rev. Donne!ly's work N hchr'N
ready for publication, and VIII call ou'
a rreat deal Of favorable aud adverse
criticism. If D%onnrIly doesn't save
his Bacon, he vii! make hls fortune.
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In Brief, and to tho Point,
Aug. 81, 1887,

Dyspepain II dreadful, Disordcred
liver IL misery. Indigestion is n 10"
to good nature,
The human digestive apparatus i'oh'
OF the most complicated an ! wohhrr-
tii thihgs in existence, II r. casi'!
put ont Of order,
Greasy food, tough food, sloppy
food, bad cookery, mental worry, I"''
hours. Irregular habits, and many ON
or things which ought not TO be, nave
made the American people nation "i
d~yspepilcs.
But Green's huguSt Flower has donc
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d~yepcptic. Ask your druggist Tor "
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Tie Grimm docket ca.cs Wofn dis
posed u a. inilnHs:
Peter luuV. .rand lar npf "onlini
". Frcemlr. grpd larceny, ,oniin'd
Mitchell Brace 81. iorcY acquitted
E',ort Howard. grand lar. nol pros.
ilo' Baufcld. grand lirr'I. mol p'oH
upyh Castor assault In,l battery,
wft intent ~ murder acquitted
G. Il. W.l.i.ua. cHrryln ny concealed
Werp4Hs continued
lewis Brewer. false pretcnret con
iinu d.
Wm. I.iatl ~, carrying concealed
wripun and wiliul t%rc'lnss, b'lh en-
gcs continued
NtrE Cunnpr, ohstrurtiHg railroad
4 ctscz, our case Ncqnlilc'l, Nv" c"h
timed. mud one convicted, sentenced
10 four ytura in pcnltcntihlf,
Lewis Curry, soyrn chsed,! carry
tonre,lrd -scapons.. In one acqull.
Ted md IN one lined $50. Three chaes
Of petit, larceny. IN two continued, M"
in one fined f2t. Two el'os OF man
ioug mischief, continued.
Aloy KIM aud Lnniea Diamnkcs,
unlawful combination, acquitted.
Abe Wooltrn. retailing, hhrd 80
and cost, md Imprisoned 60 days III
ian. Appealed aud bonded,
Wm ) Ferris, robbery, mol pros.
Jas. f. Lever, removing m~ortEaGrd
properly. nnrt $40
Richard Nhph, removing property
subject to trust deed, continued ana
bonded,
babe Maxwell, fraudulent concchl'
mcnt Of encountered property, coh'ih'
| ned and bonded
jasper Connor, assault and battery
with intent to kin and murder, con
,inuoa.
G.. A Place aud Noble Hardness,
unlawful cohnbitation, acquitted
ID. G.. Farmer and loulsn Augus''s'
unlnwinl cohabitaIion, mlstrlal ana
continued. .-,
Dolph BORDERS, retailing, acquitted
Alfred Goodwin, trnspa'-, acquitted
Turner Malone, three eases, one Tor
rapc. continued, one tor CARRYING on
ccnlcd weapon. continued. ana Que ior
~.soult. with inteu, To XIII aud MUIR
dor convicted mud fined 800.
Richard blanchard, one case o' as
SAINT and battery, continued 'ho W
Of rape, convicted and sentence" 70
pcnilcn,iary tor litc,
Bob DnnIzlcr, petit !aro'r, guilty 80
Dec Mitchell. bigmny, acquitted,
n;aaIrton WcdgcWortll, one case
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-09-03
The Be I Medicine Ever put in q bot
-. tie for chills and fever .

Mr.. IL II. Faryer, Yorktown. Ark.,
writes: ~ came hero with my wife
and i've children. The first year my
family were all dawn With rhills ant
fever had Il doctor to attend them,
and tried MI the known remedies, bni
without success. until | got hotd ol
Hughes rnnir, which has cured them
entirety. have kept the medicine ~
the house ever since. Hughes Tonic
is the hest medicine yer put IN a bot
Ito Tor chills mud fever. II break
them up without reducing the sys
tenn" ~.
Prepared by II. a. Robinson y Coz
Wholesale Druggists, louisville, hy
Sold at retail by Druggists general
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-09-03
Nature Has Truly

provided a healing. ife.rcstoring rem
cdy in giving to suffering women this
great Remedy. Creole Female Tonic,
which is composed entirely Of roots,
herbs aud barks found in u SOUTH
crn torcts. &I.00 at all druggis,s.
II your druggist does not keep II,
make him get Creole Female Tonic,
and take no other, ns J, Is the only
safe and reliable remedy for all TO-
mnlo disorders.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-09-03

A phvsiri0n cannot tr'.' "ls pa',,''
,ally without a diaAno4is 81 the DIS
,a.,. yl,e mcubrrs Of the Legislature
o",,,ol deal wisely Wiiil the financial
eH,ir. ot tie siuto without unh'i'
standing l9eN!Hrl'
IN has undertaken to gave l'en' ,"'
needed information, asa duty w"'c'
/, owes to the public, clearly anu 'm
~,artinlIy, CLARION
Bat the Clarion II moi 'n'nI''''' a"'
x,rp the carefully audited report
rome IN from the different coon'''7' y
Win end IT. own figure "0i aecd re
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